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What make/model is the bike?
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UPDATE new Drawtite extended hitch now available. Aftermarket trailer hitch, Curt CRT-13493, arrived. No drilling required
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Good luck, I hope it gets to you soon.I'm thinking this Curt will be the same, but it could be monthsuntil i see my Bronco.
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This hitch uses existing holes? Or do we have to drill?
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No drilling required.
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I regretfully removed the tow-package from my build as I was told it was bottleneck item..
Now I realize how much I likely need one.. but everyone keeps scaring me from the aftermarket talking about how much of a pain in the ass the wiring will be
Now I realize how much I likely need one.. but everyone keeps scaring me from the aftermarket talking about how much of a pain in the ass the wiring will be
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Is the wiring easier if you have the standard halogen lights in the rear? Seems like it would be fairly simple to do yourself. I'll have to go take a look under my Big Bend and see if the wires look hard to access.
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Probably the same; the PWM electrical architecture is used across the board...
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Man now I wish I had ordered this instead of the factory part! I also only need it for a bike rack.
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Thanks for doing the legwork Was looking everywhere but sold out Just ordered $120 deliveredI'm beginning my "If Ford won't build it I will" Bronco build
I received my after market hitch today, Curt 13493, 350/3500 lb, same design, layout and capacity as Ford Factory hitch. This hitch will be great for those wanting to carry a cargo/bike hauler, add a recovery point or tow a light trailer. It's for those who didn't order the factory set up because you couldn't with your trim, thought $600 was too much or forgot and will be happy with Ford's 3500# tow limit. I will add a 4 pin wiring set up when flip, Curt or etrailer figure it out.
How to get it:
Short version: I ordered from Real Truck (Curt #13493) for $111 last Thursday, shipped from Curt Friday arrived Colorado Monday.
Long Version: Stumbled upon it at etrailer for $245, which is as much as the Ford version. Checked Curt Website for $147, but sold out. Checked Curt's dealer network one at a time finally found Real Truck @$111. (Odd it shipped from Curt even though they showed sold out)
I've always liked Curt's quality and this is the same, good design, good welds, good paint. Side note this one will be easier to install than the Ford one because you don't have to remove the bumper facia, bolts are installed from the front (muffler side).
They are basically the same, but the standard lights require you to hook up 1 extra ground to put the module in incandescent bulb mode.
It's a Surron from Luna cycles. Segway rebranded this bike and sells it on their website as well. The only difference is that Segways comes with an app. It's a pretty cool electric mtn bike/dirtbike. It walks a grey area between street legal and not. You can pretty much mod it to go 50mph or above. I installed a new controller and a new set of forks. This is bike is all the rage amongst the E bike community. Pricey but way worth it. Read up on it. I recommend this bike. https://lunacycle.com/sur-ron-x-bike-black-edition/
I can't wait to pair this with my bronco and bring it on some trails.
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